Their Small Hands
Published by Brianna Joyce
Every morning at the New Orleans Children’s Advocacy Center, social workers and medical providers and casemanagers squeeze their way into …
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A Difficult Goodbye to the Big Easy
Published by Ashwin Kulshrestha
Unconvinced that the last six weeks had actually happened, I woke up Saturday morning and immediately rushed to check my …
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GoodBye NOLA
Published by Nefer Batsuli
Due to unexpected flooding and Hurricane Barry threatening a repeat of the Katrina catastrophe, Duke Engage NOLA was DisEngaged much …
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Drive Slow, Homie
Published by Christopher Klasson
I’d like to start this as an open apology to everyone that I sent flying in the Red Cross cars …
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Evacuation Station
Published by Emily Dean
When I told people I would be going to New Orleans for the summer as part of a DukeEngage service …
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Farewell NOLA
Published by Arjun Juneja
It’s 7:03 am and I wake up…not to the usual and annoying sound of my phone alarm, but something different, …
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The Value of Home Cooking
Published by Josh Engel
This summer, I am leading the cooking demonstrations at the Kid’s Culinary Camp at the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. …
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Plantations – To Their Roots
Published by Esther Zhang
It was the end of our 4th week in NOLA. 7:45 a.m. The other Duke students and I sleepily boarded …
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Jazz in NOLA
Published by Emily Dean
On our streetcar ride to the Red Cross each morning, there are signs for live music on nearly every block. …
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Public Transportation in New Orleans
Published by Michael Pupi
During a recent dinner talk, we had the opportunity to sit down and hear from the incoming CEO of the …
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